Let's say you're out dancing to the independent rock in one of Seattle's remaining nightclubs. Suddenly it's 1 a.m., and you think, "Man, I could sure use a plate of (blank) to soak up all this PBR." So you hop in a cab and go ... where? And order what? Tell us what your favorite late-night dish is, and where it can be found. We've got to know, because as much as we love the onion rings at 13 Coins, we desperately need variety in our lives. Check our site in a week or so, and see if your pick made the cut.

Red Elvises
Straight outta Siberia comes the pluperfect party band. The Red Elvises have got a bass balalaika player, a killer surf/garage sound and a gift for making audiences shimmy and shake.
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Harry Shearer
Shearer, an author, humorist and member of Spinal Tap, co-hosts a holiday sing-along with his wife, singer-songwriter Judith Owen. My question is: Are they going to do "Stonehenge"?
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'Sweeney Todd'
Johnny Depp cuts a fearsome yet cuddly figure as "The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" in Tim Burton's Golden Globe-nominated adaptation of Stephen Sondheim's almost-an-opera.
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'Exorcist: the Musical'
See Pazuzu as you've never seen him: with a song in his heart. This stage musical version of the most terrifying movie of the 1970s will turn your head right around. Howdy, Captain!
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'Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story'
John C. Reilly stars in this Judd Apatow-penned parody of "Walk the Line," "Ray" and the like. Something had to stop the plague of musical biopics, and a shirtless Reilly just might do the trick.
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'Short Stories Live'
You'll shoot your eye out! John Aylward, Paul Dorpat and Julie Briskman read several classic holiday short stories aloud, including Jean Shepherd's "Red Ryder Nails the Cleveland Street Kid."
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Maria Muldaur and Her Red Hot Bluesiana Band do some cookin' at Highway 99 Blues Club.

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